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shaved, ppl. a.|ʃeɪvd|
[f. shave v. + -ed1.]
In the senses of the verb. Cf. shaven ppl. a.
1. a. Cut off in very thin slices or shavings; spec. of ice cut in thin slices or shavings for chilling drinks. Also, trimmed or polished by shaving.
1688Clayton in Phil. Trans. XVIII. 134 She gave him Oriental Bezoar shaved. 1747Wesley Prim. Physick (1762) 96 Half a Pound of fresh shaved Lignum Guiacum. 1855Imperial Gazetteer I. 261/2 He wears..ornaments of shaved sticks in his hair. 1927E. Hemingway Fiesta iii. xix. 272, I..had a glass of lemon juice and shaved ice. 1962Listener 16 Aug. 248/2 Snowball, which consists of shaved ice covered with scarlet syrup. 1971J. Philips Escape a Killer (1972) i. ii. 20 The martini shaker in its bed of shaved ice.
b. Having the hair, beard, etc. cut closely with a razor. Of the head: Tonsured.
1786Pogonologia 34 A shaved chin was always a sign of slavery, infamy, or debauchery. 1837Carlyle Fr. Rev. II. iv. ii, Jurant and Dissident, with their shaved crowns, argue frothing everywhere. 1848Thackeray Van. Fair lxvi, Gentlemen in shaved heads and yellow jackets. 1888F. Hume Mme. Midas i. ii, A clean shaved chin.
c. Of a beaver hat: Having the fur cut close.
1852R. S. Surtees Sponge's Sp. Tour (1893) 214 Crowning himself with a shaved white hat. 1861G. J. Whyte-Melville Mkt. Harb. ii. 15 The way in which he wore his shaved hat and stuck his hands into the pockets of his wide-skirted grey riding-coat.
d. Leather trade. Of a hide: Pared with a shaving-knife.
1892Daily News 23 Mar. 2/6 The stocks of some articles are short, especially of..shaved hides.
2. U.S. slang. half shaved, partly intoxicated.
1834Atlantic Club-book I. 138 (Farmer) When I met him, he was about—yes—just about half shaved. 1836Haliburton Clockm. Ser. i. xxii, When he was about half shaved he thought every body drunk but himself. |